Bradford City

    • 7-5-8
    • 14th in English League Two

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    English League Two

      Barclay's extra time header sends Carlisle to Wembley

      • 6M
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      Barclay's extra time header sends Carlisle to Wembley

      Bradford City

      SOCCER

        Andy Cook's 2 goals give Bradford City the victory

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        Andy Cook's 2 goals give Bradford City the victory

        Bradford City

        SOCCER

          Andy Cook nets 2 goals in 5 minutes for Bradford

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          Andy Cook nets 2 goals in 5 minutes for Bradford

          Bradford City

          SOCCER

            Southend secure third win in eight days to sink Bradford

            Two goals in six second-half minutes earned Southend a 2-0 win at Bradford.It was their third win in eight days and ended Bradford's four-match unbeaten run.The Bantams who lost striker Kai Bruenker to injury in the 14th minute, came closest to scoring in a scrappy first half when goalkeeper Mark Oxley dived full-length to turn away Callum Guy's 20-yard shot.They also came close to breaking the deadlock in the 56th minute only to be denied by Oxley, who made two superb goal-line saves after a free-kick from Tony McMahon caused problems for the visitors' defence.First, he stopped a close-range header from Timothee Dieng and then blocked substitute Dom Poleon's shot when the ball rebounded into the striker's path.Southend went in front in the 72nd minute after home goalkeeper Colin Doyle made his first serious save of the match, diving to turn San Mantom's shot away for a corner.Bradford did not properly clear the danger and, when Stephen McLaughlin returned the ball into the goalmouth, skipper John White headed the visitors into the lead.Southend went further ahead in the 78th minute following a swift breakaway after a Bradford attack broke down.Dru Yearwood raced to the edge of the home penalty area before playing the ball out to Marc-Antoine Fortune on the left and his right-foot shot hit defender Nat Knight-Percival before looping into the far corner of the net.
            • 6Y
            • PA Sport

            Bradford City

            SOCCER

              MK Dons slip closer to League Two with defeat at Bradford

              Bradford extended their unbeaten run to four matches with a 2-0 home win against second bottom MK Dons - a result that pushes the Dons closer to League Two.They are six points adrift safety with only two matches to play and a massively inferior goal difference to their rivals with this their fifth successive defeat.The visitors, who often looked dangerous in attack without being able to add a finishing touch, were first to threaten. Chuks Aneke headed Callum Brittain's corner against the crossbar in the seventh minute, but it was Bradford, who took the lead in the 12th minute following their first meaningful attack.Callum Guy's goalbound shot was deflected for a corner by Elliott Ward and when Tony McMahon swung the ball into the goalmouth Tim Dieng scored with a close range header.Only a fine save from Wieger Sietsma prevented Kai Bruenker from increasing Bradford's lead in the 38th minute and Bruenker wasted a good chance in the 54th minute when he fired over from eight yards.However, the Bantams scored their second goal in the 80th minute after the visitors' defence failed to deal with McMahon's free kick awarded when Marcus Tavernier was booked from bringing down Alex Gilliead.Sietsma punched the ball off the head of Nat Knight-Percival and the Bradford defender retrieved the loose ball before hammering it high into the net and McMahon almost added a third when he fired against the crossbar in the 87th minute.
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              • PA Sport

              Bradford City

              SOCCER

                Charlie Wyke denies Rochdale at the death

                Rochdale remain in the League One relegation zone after Charlie Wyke struck late on to secure Bradford a 1-1 draw. Dale looked on course to climb out of the bottom four for the first time since mid-December when Matt Done fired them ahead just before the break. But goalkeeper Josh Lillis dropped a routine 89th-minute cross to present Wyke with the simplest of finishes, leaving Dale a point from safety. The home side's deserved breakthrough came a minute before the break. Tenacious work from Calvin Andrew and a deep cross from left to right by Joe Thompson saw Brad Inman nod the ball into Done's path. He took a touch before rifling a superb finish across Colin Doyle and into the far corner of the net.After the break, Wyke volleyed Tony McMahon's centre over the crossbar while Nicky Law rolled an effort across the face of goal and wide. It looked like Dale had held out for victory until the 89th minute when Lillis spilled a routine cross and Wyke poked home.
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                2023-24 L2 Standings

                TeamGPWDLGDP
                Stockport County201334+2042
                Wrexham201073+1137
                Barrow201073+1137
                Mansfield Town19991+1736
                Crewe Alexandra191063+1236
                Notts County201136+636
                Gillingham201019-731
                Swindon Town20866+730
                Accrington Stanley20929+129
                AFC Wimbledon19775+728
                Milton Keynes Dons19766+427
                Morecambe18837-227
                Crawley Town19838-327
                Bradford City20758-326
                Newport County20749-625
                Harrogate Town207310-724
                Doncaster Rovers197210-623
                Salford City206410-322
                Walsall19568-721
                Grimsby Town20488-520
                Colchester United206212-1220
                Tranmere Rovers205312-618
                Forest Green Rovers194312-1515
                Sutton United203512-1414

                2023-24 Team Leaders

                English League Two

                9

                Andy CookF #9

                7
                Matches17
                Assists2
                7

                Jamie WalkerM #7

                4
                Matches17
                Assists2
                11

                Alex GillieadM #11

                3
                Matches17
                Assists0

                Rankings

                English League Two

                Goal Difference
                -3
                Tied-12th
                Goals Scored
                24
                Tied-20th
                Assists
                18
                Tied-14th
                Goals Conceded
                27
                Tied-6th
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